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Blocked and Reported
I think that if we can’t differentiate cancel culture from employees being fired for organism unprofessional at work, the term is meaningless. If the receptionist at an office is rude to clients, is it cancel culture to let that person go? If a delivery person is fired for missing deliveries, is that cancel culture? Would it be cancel customs to fire an office worker who sits around on their phone all day instead of doing their job, a salesperson who skips client meetings, or a manager who is disrespectful to their subordinates?
People in the real world can’t obtain away with a lot of the behavior that people in media can. If I went on LinkedIn and openly denounced my coworkers or bosses by name, I would be rightfully fired. Businesses, including media companies, contain reputations to uphold and an obligation to fetch in revenue. That means that at work, we have to represent the organization well and confirm that we are entity courteous to colleagues and clients.
For me, one or more of the accompanying has to be offer for me to regard something a possible case of cancel culture: punishing people for things that take place outside of a professional context, smea
Ben Dreyfuss vs. transgender people
Ben Dreyfuss is an American writer best known for being the child of actor Richard Dreyfuss.
The older Dreyfuss has espoused anti-trans views, and the younger Dreyfuss made contemptuous jokes about those views. Ben Dreyfuss also appeared on anti-trans podcast Blocked and Reported shortly after making those jokes.
Background
Benjamin D. “Ben” Dreyfuss was born on June 14, 1986 to actor Richard Dreyfuss and screenwriter Jeramie Rain (fka Susan Davis). The couple divorced in 1995. Ben Dreyfuss has two siblings: Emily (born 1983) and Harry (born 1990). Ben Dreyfuss has discussed living with Peters Anomaly, a congenital eye condition that led to decrease of one eye as a child.
Ben Dreyfuss earned a bachelor’s degree from New York University in 2008. Ben was social media director at CBS Interactive before taking a similar role at Mother Jones.
In 2020, Ben started the Substack Calm Down, “about how the internet is making us all crazy.”
Trans issues
On May 27 2024, Richard Dreyfuss arrived at a assessing of Jaws in a dress, then went on a rant that included attacking trans and gender diverse youth and their fam
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